Liability of Arbitrators - Czech and Central European Yearbook of Arbitration - Independence and Impartiality of Arbitrators - 2014

Author(s):

Alina Mioara Cobuz Bagnaru

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22 pages

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February, 2015

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Abstract | The article addresses the notion of liability
of arbitrators from an academic perspective, by

focusing on various arbitration regulations. Also, the

article focuses on the notions of independence,

neutrality and impartiality of arbitrators, which

should characterize arbitrators during the entire

arbitration proceedings in which they were appointed.

The replacement of arbitrators during the proceedings

is allowed as a result of incompliance with the

previously mentioned notions. Furthermore, given the

amendments to arbitration regulations, the notion of

liability of arbitrators was tackled from the perspective

of new amendments in the arbitration field.

However, irrespective of the dynamics of such notions

in arbitration regulations, the liability of arbitrators is

great and is becoming more and more complicated,

following an increase in the popularity of arbitration

and the increased trust in this form of dispute

settlement, as an alternative to state justice. Given the

high level of complexity of the topic and the author's

intention to provide an accurate view, the author has

compared various arbitration rules and the

corresponding regulations setting measure to this

notion.